Mercedes F1 comparison Autosport.com has run a series of images that show the last five images for each team for comparison.
Here we see the evolution of the Mercedes-AMG Petronas F1 Team car up until this year’s challenger, named W14. Well, the launch version anyway.
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F1 Animated is a hilarious take on the best team radio and commentary by animator Nick Murray Willis for the 2022 F1 season.
He takes team radio from the season’s broadcast and applies clever scenarios to provide a very funny review.
We are not allowed to embed this content from F1 so pleased to provide a link to the Formula1.com page – here
F1 Animated is a hilarious take on the best team radio and commentary by animator Nick Murray Willis for the 2022 F1 season at the summer break.
He takes team radio from the season’s broadcast and applies clever scenarios to provide a very funny review.
We are not allowed to embed this content from F1 so pleased to provide a link to the Formula1.com page – here
Not. Too. Late. Play F1 Fantasy once again to squeeze every drop of fun from the rest of the season. Everyone’s invited to join the all-new Spa to Abu Dhabi League. Round up your mates, there are no penalties for latecomers. Fresh start. Full speed. For exclusive prizes. Here’s how to enter the new league. And put the rest of your season into eighth gear.
You’ve got $100 million to splash on five drivers and a constructor. Free and easy Formula 1 fun.
How to join:
Register your team and join the fun – here
British rock band Bastille graced the F1 Tracks series a couple of weeks ago, compiling a playlist for the French Grand Prix weekend. Known for their huge list of hits including Pompeii, Bad Blood and Doom Giorni, the band have been at the forefront of the British music scene for over a decade.
You can check out their playlist here. Meanwhile, guitarist Will Farquarson is a huge Lewis Hamilton fan who gave us his thoughts on the world of F1, so read on for an exclusive Q&A…
Check out their interview with Formula1.com – here
Sebastian Vettel has famously resisted posting anything about his life on social media but has finally taken those first steps – did he leap or was he pushed?
This morning there were only two posts on the Vettel Instagram account, black and white selfies, but already 1.7m followers. The account features a V5 logo and tagline of ‘there is still a race to win’ – possibly a reference to his environmental campaigning and what is yet to come given his retirement announcement.
Check out the page and follow Seb with this link – here
Ferrari Formula 1 driver Charles Leclerc took Niki Lauda’s 1974 Ferrari 312B3 for a run during the Monaco Historic Grand Prix — and crashed it at the Rascasse corner.
Leclerc and all his home track fans will be glad to hear that it’s been discovered the crash came down to brake failure and not driver error.
Check out all the helmet designs for the Miami F1 weekend.
Nicely covered by WTF1.com – here
Check out the digital programme for F1’s first Miami GP since 1959.
This issue includes in-depth interviews with Lewis Hamilton, Sergio (Checo) Perez and a deep dive into all the details of the new track. In addition to all the other cool stuff, you expect to find in an event programme.
Check it out at raceprogrammes.com – here
